Donald Trump’s Dating Don’ts

[WARNING: This post is satire. If you do not get satire, don’t like satire, are offended by satire, or simply don’t know what satire is, please don’t read this post. Read this one instead. The following is a guest post written by this year’s Republican presidential nominee. The publishing of this post is for shameless promotional purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement by Future Marriage University (FMU) of any of the content below, nor of the man, nor of his campaign. But it might be funny. If you enjoy satire.]

Guys! If you would like to become the man of a certain woman’s dreams, I’m going to tell you how to do that, because I’m the only one who knows.

Trust me. I’ve had a lot of experience with this. It really boils down to the art of the deal. The dating deal. And I’m going to make it really simple. Here are my five Dating Don’ts. They have served me well through all my dating negotiations. Violate them and it will be a disaster. Respect them, and it will be great!

#1: Don’t pass up the chance to call people names!

If the subject of past roommates comes up? Call them the morons that they were. If they weren’t morons, you’d still be living with them. But they were, so you’re not. You identified the problem and you dealt with it. That’s what makes you a man.

Your boss? They’re likely a moron too, but you want to mix it up. Don’t use the same names. Try loser, buffoon or clown. And don’t just call them just any name. Pick one that fits best.

With parents you can get more dramatic. Don’t just call them names. Talk about what they did to you. Call their parenting what it was: a disaster.

If they would have raised you better, you’d be happily married right now. Maybe more than once even.

Seriously! They love it! They eat it up! It keeps em on the edge of their seat!

So never. And I’m going to say this again: NEVER get specific.

That means when you ask her out, keep it vague. Don’t even call it a date. Even if you’ve been out multiple times, avoid specifics.

As for who you are, you’ve already told her! You’re proud of yourself. What else does she need to know?

If she gets real nosy about your career goals, or about when you’re going to move out of your Mom’s basement, just tell her, “It’s going to be great,” or, “Huge,” or, “Amazing,” or, “Tremendous.” Whatever. You get the picture.

Bottom line, don’t let her pin you down. Just change the subject. And if she keeps pressing you, change your date.

“The integrity of the upright guides them, but the crookedness of the treacherous destroys them.”– Prov 11:3 (ESV)

#4: Don’t forget your hair!

My hair is so iconic. You could tell me by my shadow.

When I’m on talk shows. When I was on Jimmy Fallon. The guy – great guy – he couldn’t help but run his fingers through it. And I am very proud of that!

I have what’s called a stand-out haircut. It leaves an impression. And, when it comes to the ladies, that’s what you want to leave! You want to leave an impression. A huge impression.

Now don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying you should attempt to rival my tremendous comb over. You won’t be able to do it. I’m the only one who can do this.

What I’m saying is; the point I’m making: be original. Try a mullet; a bowl cut. If you want to be subtle, grow a rat tail. You’ll look like a young Jedi. And that would be amazing. But if you really want to do what no one’s doing, try pulling off a cul-de-sac. Shave the top of your head. You’ll look like a monk. A hugely-classy monk. Only one who dates. You’ll look great!

“The glory of young men is their strength, but the splendor of old men is their gray hair.” – Prov 20:29 (ESV)

#5: Don’t let her in!

I don’t care how many times you’ve gone out and how much you think you like her. You can’t afford to let a girl get too close to you. You can’t let anyone get too close to you; least of all a woman.

And if she tries to break through the wall, you gotta put a stop to it.

And make her pay for it.

Along with the tab.

Hey, they’re all feminists today anyway. So make ’em pay. That’s how you show her who’s boss.

And that’s what I am. I’m the boss. And I’m really proud of that.

“When I was a child, I spoke like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I gave up childish ways. For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known.”– 1 Cor 13:11-12 (ESV)

Hope that helps. I want to make America DATE again!

[Next week, in the interest of fairness, we’re hoping to get the other side’s story. We’re asking Hillary Clinton if she’d offer some advice to the ladies. I figured the woman who could win the heart of Bill Clinton has got to have a whole server-load of dating advice. Provided they didn’t get lost somehow. Don’t know yet if it will happen yet. Her manager’s coordinator’s secretary’s assistant’s gofer said she’s really busy right now, but pray and we’ll see. Oh, and in the meantime, if you want more serious Dating Don’ts click here. And if you’re a fan of satire, click here.]

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